CANISTERIZED SATELLITE DISPENSER (CSD) DATA SHEET. Figure 1: 3U 6U and 12U CSDs. 6U Shown with Access Panels Removed.

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1 Figure 1: 3U 6U and 12U CSDs. 6U Shown with Access Panels Removed. FEATURES AND BENEFITS Preloaded Payload Tabs create a predictable load path to and from the payload. CSD Constraed Deployables elimate payload s need for complex restrat mechanisms. Six Mountable Sides crease tegration options and greatly reduce need for adjog structures and terface plates leadg to lightest overall mass. Motor Driven Initiator creates a reliable and testable deployment mechanism that automatically resets without consumables. Robust Structural Design is able to withstand extreme environments. Separation Electrical Connector allows communication and chargg between payload and launch vehicle. Conductive External Surfaces prevent surface chargg. Completely Reusable Door Latch allows extensive testg to prove reliability. Manual Door Release allows door to be opened without electrical terface. Mechanical Interface Compatible with P-Pod Interface ensurg compatibility with existg structures. Full Length Ejection Sprg ensures positive force marg throughout payload ejection. Lowest External Volume versus existg designs creases packagg density on launch vehicle. Largest Internal Volume versus existg designs accommodates larger payloads. Safe/Arm Access on Front Door ensures payload access at all times. COMPATIBILITY The CSD is compatible with Payloads that meet specification Rev - (Ref. 3). The 3U CSD is also compatible with the 3U CubeSat standard payload. CONTENTS Description... 2 Parameters... 4 Mechanical Interface... 6 Electrical Interface... 9 Electrical Schematic Payload CSD Payload Ejection Initiation Electrical Profiles Testg Payload Installation and Operation Integration to Launch Vehicle (LV) CSD Constraed Deployables Typical Applications Specifyg and Orderg References Revision History CAD Models Tips and Considerations Additional Information Rev - 25 July 2012 planetarysys.com 1/17

2 DESCRIPTION The Canisterized Satellite Dispenser (CSD) is a reliable, testable, and cost-effective deployment mechanism for small secondary or tertiary payloads. It fully encapsulates the payload durg launch and thus provides mission assurance for both the primary payload and launch vehicle. All material the primary load path is Table I for stress corrosion crackg. All external surfaces are electrically conductive chem-film alumum alloy. This data sheet encompasses 3U, 6U and 12U CSDs. The CSD is easy to use and operate. The act of closg its door automatically preloads the payload tabs. There are no pyrotechnics. The door itiator is a DC brush motor with substantial flight heritage. The CSD can be cycled a matter of seconds without consumables. The motor, an excellent torque transducer, provides valuable feedback to the health of the mechanism by monitorg voltage and current durg each operation. The CSD has unique features that allow mountg to any face. This reduces the necessity for heavy terface structures and allows the CSDs to be densely packaged on the launch vehicle. CANISTERIZED SATELLITE DISPENSER (CSD) DATA SHEET Figure 2: CSD Features (3U Shown) Rev - 25 July 2012 planetarysys.com 2/17

3 Preloadg the payload to the CSD by virtue of clampg the tabs creates a stiff variant load path. This allows for accurate dynamic modelg to predict responses anticipation of vibratory testg and space flight. CANISTERIZED SATELLITE DISPENSER (CSD) DATA SHEET Figure 5: Preloaded Tabs of a 3U Payload (Ref. 2) Figure 3: 6U Payload and Predicted Dynamic Response Figure 4: Benefit of Tabs vs. Rails Figure 6: Prediction of 3U Dynamic Response Rev - 25 July 2012 planetarysys.com 3/17

4 PARAMETERS Symbol Parameter Conditions Units 3U 6U 12U M Max M Max M Max M Mass (1) Empty kg Height Height, +Y Width Width, ±X CM XC Center of Mass, ±X Door closed, ejection plate position as if payload stalled [-2.1] [157.40] [134.49] [-0.3] [-1.2] [157.40] [263.27] 0.03 [0.7] [-1.7] [270.51] [263.27] 0.01 [0.3] CM YC Center of Mass, ±Y Door closed, ejection plate position as if payload stalled 2.42 [61.3] 2.48 [63.1] 2.46 [62.6] 2.55 [64.8] 4.34 [110.3] 4.46 [113.2] CM ZC Center of Mass, ±Z Door closed, ejection plate position as if payload stalled 7.65 [194.3] 7.71 [195.9] 7.53 [191.4] 7.66 [194.6] 7.41 [188.2] 7.53 [191.3] CM XO Center of Mass, ±X Door open [-2.2] [-0.3] [-1.2] [0.8] [-1.6] [0.2] CM YO Center of Mass, ±Y Door open CM ZO Center of Mass, ±Z Door open I XX Mass Moment of Inertia About CM, door closed, empty I YY Mass Moment of Inertia About CM, door closed, empty lb* 2 [kg*m 2 ] lb* 2 [kg*m 2 ] [59.1] [204.7] [0.071] [0.068] [60.8] [207.0] [0.077] [0.074] [59.0] [207.1] [0.104] [0.129] [61.0] [209.6] [0.113] [0.140] [101.4] [215.0] [0.175] [0.168] [103.7] [217.8] [0.190] [0.182] I ZZ Mass Moment of Inertia About CM, door closed, empty lb* 2 [kg*m 2 ] 60.7 [0.018] 65.8 [0.019] [0.054] [0.059] [0.108] [0.117] E Payload Ejection Energy (2) See Figure 13. J V Voltage Provided from Launch Vehicle to Open Door Power to ps 1 & 2, return from ps 3 & 4 Vdc R DI Wdg Resistance of Door Initiator (3) -45 to +90 C, cludes ternal CSD wirg ohm L DI Inductance of Door Initiator At termals mh I P Peak Current Draw from Door Initiator (4) <0.005 sec A I C Contuous Current Draw from Door Initiator A T Time to Initiate (Open Door) (5) -45 to +90 C, <10e-5 torr sec R S Switch Termal Resistance Door and occupancy switches, closed circuit, cludes ternal CSD wirg, -45 to +90 C ohm I SR Current Capacity of Switch, Resistive 28 Vdc, <10e-5 torr, door and occupancy switches A I SI Current Capacity of Switch, Inductive 28 Vdc, <10e-5 torr, door and occupancy switches A PT Payload Travel Required for Occupancy Switch Change State +Z travel from launch position DP Door Position for Door Switch Change of State Angle (0 deg is closed) deg [307] 13.2 [335] 12.1 [307] 13.2 [335] 12.1 [307] 13.2 [335] Rev - 25 July 2012 planetarysys.com 4/17

5 Symbol Parameter Conditions Units F EP Ejection Plate Force on Payload LVF Launch Vehicle Flatness (6) The structure adjog the CSD. 3U 6U 12U M Max M Max M Max Durg launch due to vibration (100g). N Durg ejection due to sprg force. N TML Total Mass Loss Per ASTM E /84/90 % CVCM Collected Volatile Condensable Material Per ASTM E /84/90 % DP LV De-Pressurization Rate (6) Durg launch psi/ sec [0.13] [0.13] [0.13] T S Survival Temperature T O Operational Temperature D X In-Flight Disconnect Location, +X PL Relative to Payload Orig L Life Allowable number of door closures before refurbishment is required. C [ F] C [ F] -50 [-58] -45 [-49] [40.80] +100 [+212] +90 [+194] [41.06] -50 [-58] -45 [-49] [103.96] +100 [+212] +90 [+194] [104.22] -50 [-58] -45 [-49] [103.96] +100 [+212] +90 [+194] [104.22] (1) M: Includes 1 ejection sprg and no -flight disconnect. Max: Includes 2 (3U) or 4( 6U/12U) ejection sprgs and the -flight disconnect. Both values are nomal. Assume a ±3% tolerance to account for machg variations. (2) Payload Ejection Velocity ( V) [m/s] = (1+M P /M LV )*sqrt(2e/(m P (1+M P /M LV ))). Where M P : payload mass [kg], M LV : mass of CSD + adjog structure [kg]. (3) Actual wdg resistance can be calculated by R DI = 10.3( (Temperature [cel]-25)). (4) Actual Peak Current can be calculated by I P = V/R DI. (5) Door Initiator will contue to draw current (I C ) until power is cut from LV. This is not detrimental to the CSD. LV may leave power on up to 0.5 secs after door limit switch opens. (6) These are requirements imposed on the launch vehicle Rev - 25 July 2012 planetarysys.com 5/17

6 Dimensions apply to all CSD sizes unless the view specifically states otherwise. Ex. 3U Only. CANISTERIZED SATELLITE DISPENSER (CSD) DATA SHEET MECHANICAL INTERFACE All CSD mountg surfaces are 6061-T6 alumum alloy with chemical film per MIL-DTL-5541, Class 3.. Figure 7: CSD Mechanical Interface Dimensions Rev - 25 July 2012 planetarysys.com 6/17

7 Figure 8: Mechanical Interface Views (cont.). Some views unique to 3U Rev - 25 July 2012 planetarysys.com 7/17

8 Figure 9: Mountg Patterns Unique to 6U and 12U Rev - 25 July 2012 planetarysys.com 8/17

9 ELECTRICAL INTERFACE Figure 10: Launch Vehicle Electrical Interface Rev - 25 July 2012 planetarysys.com 9/17

10 ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC Figure 11: CSD Electrical Schematic (6) The Separation Electrical Connector is an -flight disconnect (IFD). It is a custom connector provided by PSC that has significant space-flight heritage. The launch vehicle side of the connector must be removed from the CSD prior to every payload stallation. It may be re-attached to the CSD after payload stallation and door closure. This ensures proper alignment of the connector halves. For more formation see PSC document Separation Connector Data Sheet (Ref. 4) Rev - 25 July 2012 planetarysys.com 10/17

11 PAYLOAD IN CSD The figure below shows a payload stalled the CSD. It also shows the size and location of access zones relative to the payload orig. Dimensions apply to all CSD sizes. Figure 12: Payload Location CSD Rev - 25 July 2012 planetarysys.com 11/17

12 PAYLOAD EJECTION The CSD can be configured with multiple ejection sprgs, qty. 1 or 2 for the 3U, qty. 1 to 4 for the 6U/12U. The default configuration is qty. 1. Figure 13: Payload Ejection Velocity TESTING All flight CSDs undergo environmental tests to verify workmanship. In addition, the CSDs have been qualified to levels that meet or exceed MIL-STD PSC records voltage and current durg all itiations. Table 1: Test Levels Test Qualification Flight EDU Benchtop Separations (1) Thermal Vacuum Random Vibration Shock (1) 1atm, ~23 C. 1,000 separations 10 separations Temperature: -45 C to +90 C Temperature: -20 C to +70 C Pressure: <10E-5 torr Pressure: <10E-5 torr Cycles: 24 Cycles: 8 9 Separations 1 Separation +90 C: 22V, 28V, 36 V (hot, max voltage +23 C: 22V, 28V, 36 V or cold, m voltage) -45 C: 22V, 28V, 36V Level: 14.1 Grms Level: 10.0 Grms Duration: 3 m/axis Duration: 1 m/axis Payload Mass: Maximum Payload Mass: Maximum See Figure 15, 3 impacts per axis Not Tested 10 separations Not Tested Not Tested Not Tested INITIATION ELECTRICAL PROFILES Figure 15: Shock Levels Figure 14: Sample Initiation Electrical Profile Rev - 25 July 2012 planetarysys.com 12/17

13 PAYLOAD INSTALLATION AND OPERATION CSD operation is straightforward. Closg the door automatically clamps the payload s tabs and secures it for launch. Door closure can be accomplished by one person as it requires less than 40 lbs. After itiation the door can be immediately re-closed. There are no consumables and nothg to adjust or reset. CANISTERIZED SATELLITE DISPENSER (CSD) DATA SHEET INTEGRATION TO LAUNCH VEHICLE (LV) Order shown below may be reversed (particularly if mountg CSD via Z face). CSD CONSTRAINED DEPLOYABLES The CSD is capable of restrag deployables. Document Payload Specification (Ref. 3) provides details on allowable contact locations of deployables to side walls of CSD. Figure 18: A 6U Payload Ejectg from the CSD. Figure 16: Installg a Payload a CSD Figure 17: Integratg CSD to LV Rev - 25 July 2012 planetarysys.com 13/17

14 TYPICAL APPLICATIONS Figure 22: CSDs Mounted on Five Unique Faces Figure 19: CSD Mounted to Y Face Usg Corner Rails Figure 20: CSD Mounted From Z Face Figure 21: 6U Payload Deployg Through ESPA Port. CSD Mounted Directly via +Z Face. Figure 23: Thirty 3U CSDs Mounted on 41 ch Diameter Plate As CSDs are added to the plate there is limited wrench access for mountg to the LV. Structural tegrity is mataed by boltg the CSDs to each other via the alternatg tapped/thru holes along the Rails (a thru hole on one CSD is co-axial to a tapped hole on the adjacent CSD) Rev - 25 July 2012 planetarysys.com 14/17

15 Figure 26: CSDs Mounted to ESPA Grande Figure 24: 6U Payload Deployg Through ESPA Port. CSD Mounted Directly via +Z Face. Figure 25: 12U CSD as Hosted Payload Figure 27: Sixteen 6U CSDs Mounted Underneath Primary Payload Rev - 25 July 2012 planetarysys.com 15/17

16 Figure 28: CSDs on Plate with 15 ch Lightband Figure 30: A Sgle CSD Can Dispense Multiple Payloads (Ref. 2) Figure 29: CSDs Easily Accept Bolt-On Vibration and Thermal Isolation Figure 31: Addg Auxiliary Equipment to the CSD Rev - 25 July 2012 planetarysys.com 16/17

17 SPECIFYING AND ORDERING Specify the exact CSD configuration usg the followg system. Figure 32: Ne 3U CSDs Mounted to Atlas V Aft Bulkhead Carrier (ABC) REFERENCES 1) Hevner, Ryan; Holemans, Walter, An Advanced Standard for CubeSats, Paper SSC11-II- 3, 25 th Annual AIAA/USU Conference on Small Satellites, Logan, UT, August ) Holemans, Walter; Moore, Gilbert; Kang, J, Countg Down to the Launch of POPACS, Paper SSC12-X-3, 26 th Annual AIAA/USU Conference on Small Satellites, Logan, UT, August ) Payload Specification for 3U, 6U, 12U and 27U, Rev -, Planetary Systems Corp., Silver Sprg, MD, July ) Separation Connector Data Sheet, Rev B, Planetary Systems Corp, Silver Sprg, MD, June REVISION HISTORY Revision Release Date Created By Reviewed By - 25-Jul-2012 RH WH Changes from previous revision: N/A (itial release) CAD MODELS Simplified CAD models of the CSD, STEP format, are available by contactg PSC. Figure 33: ISS Manipulator Arm Dispensg Six 6U Payloads TIPS AND CONSIDERATIONS 1) The ejection sprg force is often much less than the payload weight. Installg a removable handle to the payload s +Z face aides vertical stallation of the payload to the CSD. 2) When deployg horizontally 1g the payload will stop cantilevered prior to fully ejectg due to friction. To avoid damage either guide the payload on rollers or prematurely stop it >3 ches early and then remove by hand. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Verify this is the latest revision of the specification by visitg Simple step models and 3D PDFs of the payloads and canisters are also available. Please contact fo@planetarysystemscorp.com with questions or comments. Feedback is welcome order to realize the full potential of this technology Rev - 25 July 2012 planetarysys.com 17/17